Beyond the typical browns and greens, a world of vibrant snakes exists, adorned with striking colors and patterns. From the ...

Flying snakes, belonging to the genus Chrysopelea, can glide up to 30 meters between trees in South and Southeast Asia. These mildly venomous serpents use their gliding ability to hunt prey and ...

A new study—using unprecedented filming, 3-D modeling, and snakes both real and plastic—has shown how flying snakes angle and arrange themselves to achieve optimal lift.

3D-printed replica helps researchers at Virginia Tech unravel the mystery of the flying snake. ... The next step is to determine how closely the experiments in the water tank mimic real life.

Flying snakes aren't only real, they're incredibly agile. Author of the article: Will Dunham • Reuters. Published Jan 30, 2014 • Last updated Jan 30, 2014 • 2 minute read.

June 7, 2006 — -- Some of us in the aviation business couldn't help but wonder last week whether the story about a private pilot landing in Ohio while hanging onto a stowaway snake wasn't ...

A snake on a plane? That's going to be a no from most people, including the folks on this Virgin Atlantic flight.

You may have heard of flying snakes…but have you ever witnessed one mid-flight? If not, watch this video showcasing a flying snake doing what it does best–flying through the air! Also, learn ...

Add flying snakes to the ever-growing list of insects and reptiles getting their time in the spotlight during a year in which people are probably looking into online zoology courses. A recent ...

Flying snakes aren’t only found on planes. Footage captured the heart-pounding moment that a snake slithered over a running ceiling fan, before suddenly flying at the unsuspecting cameraperson.

The paradise tree snake belongs to a particularly unique family of serpents capable of “flying” through the air, likely much to the dismay of anyone suffering from ophidiophobia.After ...